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When using google's Rich Results Test cant get past these errors: I am getting Parsing error: Missing '}' or object member name error with the code here. if I add " "offers" : {" ...
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I am trying to represent a typed value (numeric in this case, but it is the same for boolean) in JSON-LD in such a way that would allow my JavaScript code to work with it easily. If I declare the ...
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I have a jsonld representation of triples : {"@id": "some-id", "@type": "Row", "attendance": 74439, "...
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I am not able to understand why the same valid code shows Review Snippet on Google for homepage but not for all other pages and there's no resources out there explaining why this happens. If you ...
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{ "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "Store", "name": "Mosami", "url": "https://mosami.in", "...
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I am working on a web page whose visibility for Google is very important to the client. I have included a JSON-LD section on the page that contains a number of reviews and a number of ratings in an ...
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I've created structured data for Car (car rental website) and Google Search Console is throwing this error: Invalid integer in property "price" (in "offers") for this piece of ...
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As mentioned in the title, I am working with FIWARE, specifically with NGSI-LD. To do this, I have deployed a series of containers using Docker Compose: ld-context (this is the container to provide ...
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I'm having trouble figuring out when to add https://schema.org/ in the json-ld. Issue For structured data properties, such as @type or itemCondition, which is the correct format: "@type": &...
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One problem I’m facing, which many others are also struggling with and there isn’t a clear source to resolve it, is regarding products that don’t have a listed price (the product is available but the ...
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Give I have JSON-LD with an array of objects or a "@graph" of objects. How can I find the list of objects at the top level? The array of objects may be connected (referencing each other) or ...
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I'm working on a project where I need to include base64-encoded PDF content as part of a JSON-LD document. I have a basic structure for my JSON-LD, but I'm unsure how to properly format the "...
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Context I am trying to collect a set of requirements and record them in JSON-LD format. The JSON-LD document will serve as a configuration file to drive automated data analysis in the short term. In ...
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While seeing examples of JSON-LD Documents, I see some keys that start with @. Is there any rule that dicatates which of the keys should start with @ ? In this example, why might one choose to use @...
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my site have following JSON-LD code: <script type="application/ld+json"> { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "Event", "name&...
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I would like to convert a JSONLD document into a Class and properties in JavaScript. Something similar to Java where we have a class with variables and I want to achieve the similar thing for my ...
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I have a multi-language site. Each language has its own language specific url with the HTML lang attribute set to match the language the content is written in. Do I need to use schema that matches the ...
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I am trying to create an organization schema for the company given below However, I am getting an error I have tested the below code on Google Rich Results Testing Tool <script type="...
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Since we enabled Sentry for our application front-end, which we build with TALL stack, we get a lot of errors from Safari browsers. Which I cannot replicate. First we got the error like this Safari ...
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I have the following code, parsing the JSON-ld file below. However, it only outputs the top-level triples and not the other, such as the name of the WebPage from rdflib import Dataset from rdflib....
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I have a webpage that has three things: 1.A medical condition 2.A doctor 3.Review Section 4.Three Videos I want to write a schema for the page I have written the schema below but left information ...
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Is the following schema correct? Should I make any changes? If I do have to make any changes how should I make them? <script type="application/ld+json"> { "@context": &...
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I'm trying to do a proper JSON-LD markup for my page. I'm working on NextJS (injecting JSON-LD via dangerouslySetInnerHTML), so I inject raw stringified JSON into the render. Let's say my page wants ...
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I have an array of multiple contactTypes with the same telephone number, like this: "contactPoint": { "@type": "ContactPoint", "areaServed": "DE&...
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Does the below code consists of two structured data or one? Can I write the code using schema type "Product Group" and "hasVariant" because "SS wire rope", "PVC ...
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